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The headline says it all. “Solar has become a common-sense option for much of the U.S., and is too strong to be set back for long, even in light of the tariffs,” SEIA Chief Executive Officer Abigail Ross Hopper said in a statement. Solar power is a no-brainer for utilities. Far less costly to maintain and run versus coal, nuclear or gas, all of which have complicated moving parts to break down. Nuclear is very capital intensive to build.
Low cost and clean solar energy. What's not to like? It's nice to see good news in the media for a change.
China has abruptly put the brakes on solar power subsidies, seeking to stem overcapacity in a sector that has benefited for years from government incentives.
The move caught many in the industry off guard.
The government won’t grant subsidies to any new ordinary solar projects this year.
American solar, thank you President Trump!Looks like this tariffs weren't the end of the world after all.
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